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Blog: Shanahan on Literacy
Do Middle and High School Students Need Fluency Instruction and What Counts as Instruction?
Themed Booklists
Black Characters and Social/Cultural Themes
From graphic novels to fantasy and fiction, these fabulous books spotlight the diversity, histories, cultures, and experiences among those who identify as Black.
Equity in Autism
Maria Davis-Pierre
Up With AdLit
Get inspired by middle grade and young adult stories, characters, and journeys! Learn more about author Marissa Meyer.
Book Nook
Looking to add to your MG/YA bookshelf? Here’s what we’re reading this month. Click on the book cover to learn more. Happy reading!
Read and Tweak
We hope you will read along with us and consider tweaks you can make in your instructional practice. Click on the book cover to learn more.
How AdLit Are You?
In which novel is the Civil War disrupted by a Zombie apocalypse?
Mama says I always liked words; that I was talking before I could walk, and reading and writing before I even got to kindergarten. For some reason, I like poems ... I like making words fit together like puzzle pieces, and coming up with the perfect rhyme.
excerpt from Isaiah Dunn Is My Hero by Kelly J. Baptist
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